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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Lampsl Lamps.

Lampsl Lampsi
In Bronze, Porcelain and Hungarian Ware.
FIGURES, sTATUARY,
In Bronze, Brass, Porcelain and Bisque.
VASES AND PITCHERS.
Bronze aud Metal.
PLAQUES, PLAQUES,
vcnitian, Brass, Old Silver and Metal.
MIRRORS, MIRRORS,
Old Silver, Brass, Metal and Celluloid Frames
MISCELLANEOUS,
Toilet Sets, Odor Sets, Dressing Sets, Mani
cure Sets, Shaving Sets, Writing Desks
and Pappaticrs, in Plush and Leather
Boxes.
Newest Colors and Designs in Bacrat and
Webb-Cut Pressed Glass Ware, Flagons,
Toilet and Pcrfumcry Bottles.
DOLLS, DOLLS.
Our stock IL roplcte, consisting OF French,
German and Vienna styles, our own d.
rect importations.
China Dolls from 3 10 - cents each.
Kid-Body Bisquc-hoad Dolls from CSC 10 s..
Talking Dolls from ii.l0 to 500.
Dressed Dolls from zoe 10 Sl2Oo.
Dressed Soldiers, Sailors, etc, China, Bisque
aud Papicr Maclio Dolls dressed and
fancy costumcd, in endless variety, aud
many other things 10 please the lite ones.
Evening Fans, Pocket Books, Purses, in end.
les variety. AT CORRECT PRICES.
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Ex.sEcRETARY MAHNINa.
He l. a Sick Man. and sick Unto
Death.

Death.
Nru Youk uyc u-An Albany dispatch
o. III, HoaH IN regard to cN-Sccrctary
Manning. health, says "A friend u the
family .ays that Mr Manning he, during
The greater uart Of the lime With hs eyes
clo-,d and apparently ohli, ,ous tn his sur-
rounding When aroused De appears be-.
Niidcnd and require ~oin' time Ia collect
himsclt lie takes his ford 90 The hands of
his attendant. at regular intervals Aside
FROM such occasional s%Isll- ~ afuusinr,
how ever he condition u one ~ apathy aud
indifference. To sun a. despite the state
munis which his family make when np-
prOachrd iuf information, VT. Manning u u
man slrk unto death. N i Tar from likely
THAI The -cruts in his sick chamber will ever
be uado bubble, bot thusc Who know tho
man ruu easily rad u. record MI Man.
ming when be- realised Inst The worst must
shortly rumr, at once returned Ia hi lam
lily
The HlutTs statement 90 bic condition
a%sroufrmcd by his sun last night Nhn
said ~ u sudden, very sudden, hut not
unexpected" Physicians Who have been
questioned loo rvlUpuco to the ease give as
their opinion that. although the end may
como suddenly, yet ~ may bc deferred iur
day ur even wUehs IN pl.iu words. Mr..
Manning uuN i's uIsn y sirl bed, the uu.
timely WINK uf u magnificent manhood,
and the vigorous vitality which made him o
lcadcr Among men nov supports him in The
houf uf need, though it cannot last
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-Innr rc,nIr KnIca.

Mouyt ]~rHii,u, ny, poc et-Notcrlay
evening four Iur.uus Uor' killcdat thccruss.
ing VI the Newport News 4 Mississippi
valley u.lr1d ani The Mount sterling and
Owiur,yi''r turnpike Earnest Stone anil
puliy MrN. 81 UwiuEsNillr. WHO had htcu
n]tiDuuluT court, got into % carriage with two
ncrtp women Al were inioyirupd when
they r1rhel che Crls.iug th,y paid un atttn-
ton to thc Hpmiug train, Tic engineer vas
unable ip 500 them. and Tee riiHler was
driven dirrril1 in ir,ut " iho C',giur one
II the men uuj one woman vrfr kllcl iu.
stntly. The othcr were fatally injured.
the mnn DYING iu q few hours
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Tho pconlc With the pre.,a.p,.

Cmc,Co, ~. Dec. III. NJ. Mccullough.
Of i%iit,hurr vice president of the Pcnnsyl
vanii railroad. in an interview published
this morning says that The Presidents mos
sage had not created that Kind of q stir la
Pcnusyl,ania That he outside world seemed
Ia imagine. Pennsylvania believes in a uri.
tcctiyu tiriI, hrv1tsc ~ g. great mluufact-
uriug interests. but rclu,ylyanians al.o be-.
Hove that the uNc, oughtto be- reduced. II
think Il can hu done safely. aud I have tmy-
clcl over the country pretty extensively. I
iind that the sentiment D. with President
Cleveland, because hc hls brought the issue
slunrclv before tlp people Nobody believes
that tuurrcs, will du ANYTHING toward moii-
Tying the tariff laws Congressman will fuss
and di,hrT over the matter and gp iutn the
presidential campaign With iari1 dut.., last
where they are TO-DAY. The manufacturers
don't believe tpurrJs, intends a. accomplish
anything definite aud are going OF ~ "
there W.. NO mention ~ q tariff bill any
where, Manufacturer have never turned
cut so many goods l- this year. Prices huyc
been very low AMI profits must be- muda
from The great number 81 orders. I think
this kiud ul u boom viii continue until
spring We have not prt c,rs nor motive
power sufficient a. haul nur husiucss, untl
that tells you the country j. prtty well oil.
but price aur very luw and don't believe
they av making re- dollar iu pig iruu'
NuuE teeth lry iOu valuable O. ho neg.
lcUtcd Got O. Euul brush, % box IT lsuug
lcirl Tooth sap aud use both morning and
uiFht.
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nninh ~. Irr InhIcirh

Cm,,oo. m, Dee 2l-rhc grand jury
yesterday returned an indictment against
the Young man Ralph " loo. charged with
au attempt tu number his step father \ W.
R,wson, tlc president ot che Union uus,
company several weeks aro. iust after the
latter bad como out 81 the Ih'rl rr'shy.
tcriau rhur,h at the conclusion u thc sun.
day morning services Action ON the ease
hn, been delayed this long un arcouut 1T the
condition Ut ihr si,p.fuihrr us iu the vase oi
the lnttcr'a death NE indictment would have
been one Tor murder instead ui au attempt
o. commit muplvr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

The cleansing, soothing aud healing
]prupcriic- ct nlrby's r]wphylac,ic Fluid
ar experienced In the treatment and curo
NJ Cuianh aud kindred complaints. Tho
Fluid suuthpz and heals the iulnmcl Nom.
hmno. aud removes the offensive odor
that rh%uariyrins the disease. Should tho
inflammation have reached the thrpli usn
the Fluid ns q rBrllc 10 allay the iulam.
nation lnd 10 dsiuirCt.
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PusiuNtly the best remedy ever diacoy.
end iur uIl diseases NJ man and beast that
eau lt rruthrl hy M external medical APP
plIrltiuu. is Rlurum Root Eminent ono
trill will convince. Manufactured only hy
lilugum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn
Iiuy rcuis por bottle. Tor salg by Holster
us. Main afHstf.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Dress Goods.

AZ lJo per yard, 100 pieces Doublc-fold Whip
cord Drcs, Goods, Ia the best shalos.
At 2Oo per yard, 80 pieces yt.iuch English
Cashmcgcs and Sui%tings-full line of
COlorg.
Al &c per yard, % pieces Douhlc.fo fol Check
S%uitings, Ia Gray and Mixed Colorings.
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT
30 Bingham Robes, y yarls In oach Robe,
at si.2J.
200 Bingham Robes, ut tl.OO each.
900 simpsons Fast Calico Patterns, ranging
from 10 30 10 yards, any of these three
items would make acceptable presents
for servants.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Ladies' Suits.


% Ladies' Black silk Suits, Silk Velvet Com.
binntions, worth 5000. for $500.
so Ladies Worsted Dresses, in Checks,
Stripes or Drondclutli Tailor Made Suits,
your choice for t20OO, real value, $500.
LADIES WRAPS.
All $1,000 jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All 1900 jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All 5000 Jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All Seal Plush Wraps NJ Small Advance on
Cost.
All Sonl Plush SScqucs and Jackets Marked
Within 10 Per Cent. Of Cost 90 Close.
All Cloth Walking Jack,tsni Memphis Cost.
All Raglans and Ncwmarkcts at Special
Reductions for the Week.
SPECIAL
~ Ladies' Seal skin sacqncs, Best Alaska
skins, Real London pyc--your choice
for $4,000; worth double.
~ Fur Lined Circulars, lined With Best xxx
Squirrel, Alaska Sable, Mink, etc your
choice Tor $500; worth from 5000 To
$500 each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

Tm worst feature about cl,nuh Is its
dangerous tendency to consumption.
Hoods Sarapanlla curyH cntarrh 10y puri-
tying the blood.
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LADIES FURs.

ing, which confirmed him In the belief that
the cave eXtcnds iRt under the waters of
Lake Eric, aud thnt u J. possibly connected
with fcrry's cave a. P~utiu-llty. lie Is run-
WINGED the cave is miles iu extent
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.Aira,nIn,. Nrn scnntor.

RtuuoSp Va, Dvc p In Joint session,
the Virginia Legislature today formally de.
cl,rrd John = Barbour elected United States
senator.
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Du. s.rcat Merit

OF that bohutihcf of the teeth, SozodonL Il
that its effect upon the mouth i refreshing,
while M q means II cleansing the teeth, aud
improving the breath, " stands alone.
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Make a trial uf splint coal.
l.. NJ PATTERSON < Co..
Us SECOND street
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Barton & Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Residence Lots In Rayburn avo-
nue. subdivision, only 3 blocks
from street railroad will sell on
monthly payments; houses built
IL desired.
10 Acres noar Elmwood Cemetery;
splendid property for subdivi-
sion sold at n bargain.
o Twenty Acre Tracts, two miles
from city, on Poplar street, near
East End Dummy limo; excol-
lent noighborhood sold on easy
terms, at worry low prices.
2 New Residences, lots 100000,
on Dummy railroad and Kerr
avenue; on Boulevard 100 feot
wide; viii sell for email cash
payment, balance monthly:
houses have eight rooms each.
900 Lots on Kerr avenue and Boule-
ward; dummy line runs through
tho addition; twenty minutes
from business; uniform price,
sloa front foot; nrst purchasers
have FIRST choice of whole addi-
ton; sold on easy payments:
nothing about Memphis moro
attractive or beautifully sit
uatod.
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GENTs SMOKING JACKErs.
UMBRELLAS.

silk Umbrellas, Paragon Fmmcs, of the very
best malcs, bought especially Tor Holt
day Gifts. IN either Gold, silver carved
Ivory aud Natural Heads. NJ from So
Ia tt,u
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SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

No. gal RD-nA A uoilcuuov Vs. ~ Kcuuul:
aud No. $40. RID q, D. Thornton w. A., J. hvir
et ~.
~ virtue ~ on luirrorut0b dc.We Cor sale m.
tend Ia the HIute rluaes on the 4 th dHy uf NUr,un.
hgf. 49,. and o. ended IrrpMNpr o. |NI I VIII
Hoil. NJ public auction, ~ ne nlrHn.t bidder % Tho
Ciarcndon Hotel, 900 Zoe suuA eide 81 NudIsun
street Mcmphl. Tenn,
MondnS, January 2, 1858,
commencing NJ - o'clock a.ui. sharp, The 81.
low InH personal properly, consisting " Household
nnd kitlhtn Furniture, Red tHuIs Bureaus WHui.
nj lies. Washs'lnds. thfirt iarlur Furniture Nct
TO-. soins. THbe. Matr.eca ltiiinr. r~iiUinIris.
Table Ware. Table iuths N|pi re toOkius .nuFc.
aud Fixtures Stove. aud ONUt lurllur' nov va
usc q the CHr ulon ilu.vI u nlr mot luisliei
on Monday. the same vii 10 uslIlCl VA TUESDAY.
ut lu o'clock an.
Ieuus Of SaleaCAgfL This tssvniHr ~ ISL 4
\. l. Mcdowell. tlpfk ani Nssicf .
~ :. n nnuilCi. D. g. aul ~.
~. a. Nrttlptipri Nurg4u a. Mcfarland ~
kiuu, Lc Ihumtuu. ~nIiy.tuu.
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submit w consideration &mG Columns dy HmdnndU mP Presents comprising mdM will m very bha g GI reading
wem%hhdm "m mhgwprd @mN hEbh b~o complete our pmwmM allow nothing short daR mmdEmmmmmw
faint Mad our Immense hmd&T bAmm& As to Prices ehcuLm mMhmE MWc adLMPhm@ @ 6md@Mc Te
not RETRN1FDo NoNDN oNNbm ill mH good UNTIL SATURDAY NGlr umm h~m@mww m%d forth Inconvenience
our patrons and the public general
STORE VIII. REMAIN OPEN DURING THE COMING WEEK UNTIL 9 Pm
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Silk Department.

Elegant Cprhcmirc- finished black eros Grain
Irc>s silks that must and shall go Il
eating in prices will have any effect
We have about three times as many NJ
these goods ny We ought "a have, conse-
pucutly have made the following sacri.
fee.
The Well-Known and Celebrated Cache
mife Monopoly.
These goods are % inches wide.
our $40 quality .....,.... o...,.....,now N.67k
Our t275 quality .......,,...., ......now tl.75
Gu f3.2h quality ......... ..,.......... now $40
Oar Sa55 quality .....,....o.. ..... nov sos
Our ii2i quality ........ ..... ,....now t2y7B
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Another Big Bargain--ioiu ,h Colorcd silk
S%uiting Nclvets worth fully t225, 10.
duccd to $50 yard
81 pieces Evtrrh,ayy - widc Satin Ouch.
,..o and satin RhadaHrs. ~ 81 M yard.
actually worth 1919.
Special Combination Sill Dfc.. Patterns,
made mp lur Holiday Ir-'ntS In the
very newest shades and latest uoyclticsOf
the scaaiu. at pupular Ifiuea.
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NuuE teeth lry too valuable g. ho neg.
lcgtcd Got O. good brush, % box ~ Long
rcirl Tooth sup aud use both morning and
night
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SheriFs S ale.

Byvirtue and authority OF special execu-
tion on a judgment fjr delinquent taxes. issu-
ed from the Office OF the clerk OF the circuit
court Of Adair county, Missouri, on the 2sth
day of November, 1857, made returnsble at the
January term. lSsS, Of said court, and 10 me
the undersigned sheriff, directed and delivered
in favor ofthe state Of Missouri, and at the re-
lation and to the use Of u. +. Stroek collector
OF the revenue for Adair counGy, Missouri, and
against Ann Perine ct al, in pursuance OF q
judgment and order Of sale Of said circuit court
at its October term l56T, / have levied up
and seized and on Thursday the 9Th day Of ia
uary, lsso, will sell at the court house door in
the town Of kirksville, Adsir county Missouri
between the hours offs O'Clock In the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day,
while the circuit court within and for said
county is in session, at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described real estate, situated in Adair county
Missouri, or 50 much thereof as will satisfy
the judgment, interests and costs In said cause
the same being lien against said real estate,
as shown by Judgment and decree Of said court
to-wit:
Northwest fourth Of the southeast quarter OF
section twenty-seyen [Z7l township sixty. iour
IGil, range seventeen III Adsir county MO-
to satisfy said execution and costs Of this saie.
j. II. KINSEAR, Sheriff Adsir Co. Mo.
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57lf
SheriRs Sale.

BY virtue and authority OF a Snsc;.I
cution on judgement for defin0usptt' t,1ss
Issued from the eshce OF the CLERK of ~,
circuit court OF AGHir county aissenri ',.s ns
the 18th day OF November iss7 Insds "a On
turBabie NJ tho January term, 1ssg ~ IL
court, and 10 me, the undersigned sbs-sssa
directed and delivered, in favor of In 81,
Of MISSOURI. ut the relation and Z, the t,.s :,
VI. K. Strock Collector of the reyenns ~.
Adair county, Missouri, and against Mo-
Crawford Charles 5. Lippeucott ~. y.
Morical, james Esse and Albert s. St.vs-ss
IN pursuance Of judgement and ordsr -
sale of said circuit court at its October ts,r- u
1883, have levied upon and seized and :,
Thursday the 9TH day of January Isss Nil, 81,
sell at the Court house door in .he t,,v, -
klrksyille, Adair county, Missouri, betvasn
the hours OF y O'Clock in the forenoon and
D O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day ub;Ia
the circuit court within and for said con ni,,
il in session, at public auction, TO The highs:,
bidder, for cash in hand. the folIov;na
described real estate, situated in Adair conn
iy Missouri, or so much thereof as will satis
fy the judgement, interests and costs In ssid
cause, the same being lien syrinst s.;j
real estate, as shown by judgement and ~
cree of said court, wit:
South east fourth OF the north east nra-...
of sectisn twenty eight (2sJ township sirt-
four, (6i) range seventeen On, ,Adair cor,
ty Missouri TO satisfy said execution a1d
costs oil Tins sale. J. II. KIySzAz.
Sheriff Adair Comfy, No.
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Millard Items.
,nsiness is lively,

Business is lively.
Messrs George and Henry
Stuckey of Cherokee, Co., Kansas,
are visiting relatives and friends
in this place.
John Lantz has just completed
his two story residence, in the
north part of town.
The Millard Lyceum meets every
Friday night.
W. FL. Foncanon is attending
court in Hannibal this week.
Messrs r. NJ. Ringo, Jos. Baum,
c. L. Bounds, VIM. I. Baird, O..
H.eBeeman, Sam'l Rudolph and
NJ. G. Glenn, of Kirksville, came
down Friday to attend the funeral
of Judge Noah Stuckey.
Cook Bros, have put a stock of
dry goods in the Wheeler build
ing. They are both enterprising
young men and we wish them sue
cess.
Harvey Gullett and family have
returned from Ipswich, Dakota,
where they have been in the hotel
business. They will make this
their future home. G. W.
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MereyviIle Items.

Rev. Chandler has been conduct
ing protracted meeting here for
two weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Henry is on the
sick list.
Trains on the Santa Fe now
runs as far as the Charlton river.
McCully & Emdee have sold
their dry goods and grocery stock
to Miller & LaPoint.
There will be services at the
church next Sunday conducted by
Mrs. Cluster.
Misses Myrtle Smith and
Mamie Boyd and Messrs B. Boyd
and John Tate attended the ball
at LaPlata last week.
There was an accident ON the
Santa Fe three miles east of this
place last week. Eight detached
cars accidentally became started
on a down grade and ran into an
unfinished bridge causing a total
wreck. The loss is estimated at
$1,000.
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Money Saved is Money Twice Earned
The lowest rates Of interest and
most liberal terms are given by
W. II. Clark Kirksville.
Blizzard!

There will be another Blizzard
at an early day which will strike
the county and city. Knocking
down boards, bricks, sticks, COM
petitor's plans and prices. Snow
will be 20 feet deep, 20 below 0.
There will be a tremendous drop
in prices at LAMKIN's PALACE Dry
GOODS STORE. We are over
stocked, overloaded, overcrowded,
overwhelmed with this big assort-
ment. Winter goods must be sold,
and the only way to dispose of
them quickly is to sell them lower
than any competitor dare do. Now
this we propose to do for the next
four weeks. l have authorized
my clerks to sell certain lines of
goods at any price offered in
order to reduce stock. Clothing,
Overcoats, Ladies Misses & Chill
dren's winter wraps, underware
and numerous other winter goods
MUST BE SOLD. Price no object.
Every one gets the best makes
known to the world in Doors,
SHOES, RUBBERs and all kinds of
footwear, at prices below actual
value. This is what we preach,
practice and guarantee, honest
values, latest styles, fairest prices.
Try the old EXPERIENCED House of
Yours Truly.
b. f. LAMKIN.
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sLl-SD
Sherirs Sale.

BY virtue and authority of q special ,1ecu-
tion on Judgment for delinquent taxes, issu-
ed from the Office OF the clerk Of the circuit
court OF Adair county, Missouri, on the 18th
day Of November, 1857, made returnable at the
January term, Is5s, of said court and TO me,
the undersigned Sheriff, directed and deliver
ed in favor OF the state OF Missouri, at the re-
lation and to the use OF VI. +. Strock, collector
of the revenue for Adair county, Missouri,
and against III. \. Mason and W Z. Hes in
pursuance OF q Judgment and order OF sale OF
said circuit court at its October term, l581.
haye levied upon and seized, and on Thursday
the 9Th day Of January, Iss5, will soil az the
court house door in the town OF Kirksville.
Adair county, Missouri, between the hours of9
O'Clock In the forenoon and ; O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day, while the circuit court
within and for said county is in session, a.
public auction, TO the highest bidder for Dash
in hand, the following described real estate.
situated in Adair county, Missouri, or so
much thereof as Will satisfy the judgment, in
rests, and costs in said cause, the same be-
ng lien against ssid real estate, as shown By
judgment and decree OF said court, to-wit:
Slw OF n W section fifteen lljI. township six
ty two t62) range seventeen 10, west half OF
the north west quarter, section fifteen I'D,
township sixty two l52l range seventeen tl1I
Adair county, Mo, TO satisfy said execution
and costs Of this sale. j Fl. KINSEAR,
Sheriff Adair County, Mo.
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Green Grove Items.
I. W. Rogers has returned home

I. w. Rogers has returned home
from the west.
7. y. Saunders lost fine horse
The literary societ, Mt the Grove
is well attended and is doing good
work.
Ae think lhat the Green Grove
people could not celebrate Xmas
more appropriately than by hav-
ing Christmas tree for tie little
ones.
j. W. McRae Is holding a pro-
tracted meeting at Omaha, Put
nam county.
John Shibley, J. H. Vansickle,
E. w. Miller, w. G. Pierce and G..
J. johnson attended court at Mi
Ian last week.
j. FL. Vansickle has just COM
pleted a fine barn.
j. w. Hickman is still buying
and shipping fat stock.
Mrs. Fannie Karns, aged IS
years, died recently at the resi-
dence of John Brownell,
A number of new families have
moved into this neighborhood
and several new buildings are 60
ing up. PYx,
Mr.. Gordon Dinsmcre returned
from st. Paul and Minneapolis
Saturday night.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue and authority ofa special eYsc--
tion on a judgment for delinquent taxes. ian
ed from the Office OF the clerk Of the efrcni,
court of Adair county, Missouri, on the went
eighth day or November, ls57, made returnabjs
at the January term, 1888, Of said court and
to me, the undersigned Sheriff, directed snd
delivered in favor Of the State Of Missouri A.
the relation and to the use OF NJ T. StroeE
collector Of the revenue for Adair county No
and against the unknown heirs Of Johnstbsn
Ford and unknown heirs Of WIN
W. McGrew and Andrew MeI;reT
in pursuance Of judgment and order OF ssIs
Of said circlit court at its October term. Iss-
j have levied nj on and seized. and On Thurs
day the 5th day OF January lss5, will sell a:
the court house do 7 in the town Of Kirk sviIls
Adair county, Nifsouri, Detn cen the hour of
0 O'Clock in the forea ION and O'Clock In the
afternoon OF said dsy, while the circuit eour,
within and for SAID county is in session AZ
public auction to the highest bidder. fox cash
in hand, the following described real estate
situated in Adair county, Missouri or ~
much thereof as will satisfy the judgment
interest and costs in said cause. the same Be,
ing lien against said real estate as shown by
Judgment and decree Of said court, to-wit.
West half OF southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter section eleven, QD, township
sixty-two (62,) range seventeen, ~, Adsfr
county, Mo-, to satisfy said execution and
costs Of this sale.
J. Il. KINNEAR,
Sheriff Adair Co. No.